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Front · Tri Fade Burst Flat

Finishes

Tri Fade Burst Flat

Ibanez

AZ2402L

Manufacturer

Ibanez product page

About this model

The Ibanez Prestige AZ2402L is a factory left-handed AZ double-cut with an Alder body, S-TECH roasted maple neck and fingerboard (Ibanez OEM spec list / retailer sheets), and a 25.5" (648mm) scale with 24 frets. It ships with Seymour Duncan® Hyperion™ (H) neck pickup / Seymour Duncan® Hyperion™ (H) bridge pickup, the dyna-MIX10 switching system with Alter Switch (Volume, tone, dyna-MIX10 alter switch (see OEM switching diagram)), a Gotoh® T1802 bridge, and Gotoh Magnum Lock tuners. OEM pages omit marketing overview prose, so this blurb is synthesized from the published spec list and lefty retailer PDPs; LH finish on the seed includes Tri Fade Burst Flat.

Core specs

Brand
Ibanez
Model
AZ2402L
Family
Unknown
Series
Unknown
Body style
AZ
Body material
Alder
Top
N/A (solid body; no separate top)
Neck material
Unknown
Neck profile
AZ Oval C
Neck joint
bolt-on
Fingerboard
S-TECH WOOD Roasted Maple
Scale length
25.5" (648mm)
Nut width
42mm
Fingerboard radius
305mmR
Frets
24
Fret size
Jumbo Stainless Steel frets
Bridge
Gotoh® T1802 bridge
Tuners
Gotoh Magnum Lock machine heads w/H.A.P.
Pickup config
HH
Pickups
Seymour Duncan® Hyperion™ (H) neck pickup / Seymour Duncan® Hyperion™ (H) bridge pickup
Controls
Volume, tone, dyna-MIX10 alter switch (see OEM switching diagram)
Switching
dyna-MIX10 switching system w/Alter Switch
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Bone nut
Hardware finish
Chrome
Tailpiece
n/a (tremolo)
Inlays
Black dot inlay
Pickguard
Unknown
Factory strings
.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046
Case / gig bag
Hardshell case included
Country of origin
Japan
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Tri Fade Burst Flat
Body finish type
Unknown

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